A curfew permit system through which people can apply online through the official website has been put in place.
As part of the fight against the coronavirus epidemic during the "curfew" that was introduced in accordance with measures taken by the Council of Ministers to ensure that the population can file an emergency application from their homes, phones, tablets and computers.
https: //permissions.gov.ct.tr/street
It is enough to enter the required information by entering .tr / mailing address.
According to the Ministry of the Interior, the information required to submit electronic applications for a permit online must be correctly and completely completed by the applicant.
District governors will send their digital permits via SMS to people whose permit applications will be digitally assessed and approved. Thanks to the QR code on digital permits, automatic verification of documents will be possible at police control.
The statement stated that authorization to use services open as close as possible to their place of residence was not required to meet the basic needs of the population under curfew.
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